Judge — March 28, 1891 — page 15: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

—AND of the victim - ; f er of “cheap” IMPURE SHAVING SOAP. SOME kinds of ‘economy (?) are costly! For instance, your Barber can'¢ afford to buy or use an zmpure Shaving Soap. A few cents a pound saved at the start will never pay for loss of custom and reputation. Such “economy” (?) tends to your discomfort (burning, smarting, irritated face) surely, and to distressing facial humors, probably. His trifling gain becomes his tremendous loss—and yours too. MAKE A POINT | DON’T TAKE CHANCES— NO CHAPPED HANDS ____“WILMAMs"suavind soars” | INSIST’ ON WILLIAMS’. |_""“"* Forrotter repeee oon” # bsulute PURITY—combined with Mepicinat Properties of marked value—render WILLIAMS’ SOAP soothing, refreshing and Healing, FoR A 20 STAMP WE SEND A SAMPLE FoR TOILET USE. THe J. B, WILLIAMS COMPANY, GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT, U. S. A, “as r 0 comicbooks.com